Large Cat Cage Enclosure Cat Playpen Detachable Metal Wire Indoor DIY Kennels Crate Large Exercise Place 2x3x4 Ideal for 1-4 Cats

It was a little confusing at first but got easier as started to build it . It's a great inside cage for a cat or kittens. HOWEVER I wish the doors was taken into consideration and made wider. Unless your skinny you will get stuck on cage every time you go in it. I had to re enforce with extra zip ties because my behind would move the cage every time lol. It is much better then holding cats or kittens in a condo cage or dog cage. I could fit a 3 foot cat tree, litter box, food and they still had room to play. I do wish it was a bit more sturdy. Once I had to put together I realized a few ways I should have done it differently but then I would have to take whole thing apart which is a downer because I am lazy. This cage should really go once panel higher to be more comfortable for us to get in it but if you have no issues physically it will work well for you.

I bought this so my cats can enjoy the breeze while bird watching in a safe environment. They absolutely love it. It was easy to put together. It is sturdy. We recently had winds and it did not move. You can put the doors in different spots. I have two opening at the front of the catio so I can go inside and another opening that I attached to the doggie door with a tunnel. I highly recommend this if you're looking for an easy and affordable way to give your cats the outdoors while keeping them safe. I do plan to add screen to the bottom before spring to keep out pest. I found while putting this together you can actually make it taller with the parts you have or do it the way I did.

We bought this cage to put our three cats in during our home sale process. Our cats are full grown, but not overly large, at 13 lbs, 7 lbs, and 6 lbs respectively. Just prior to our first showing, I went downstairs to check on the cats, and found one cat wandering around outside the cage. I put him back in and zip tied the gate, thinking that would solve the problem. The platforms started to collapse. In addition to this, the cage was very cumbersome to put together (hundreds of zip ties) and was very small for three cats. I threw it out the same day. Not recommended for adult cats. Maybe for kittens? Very disappointing and a waste of money.

So this was a chore to put together but my ADHD loved it. When together it is super large, in the highest part I can stand in it which was what I wanted. May actually get another smaller set to make it taller through the whole kennel.I had to use 4 panels from another set to complete this to the size/shape I wanted (the clear pannels seen in picture)For the record I help run a cat rescue and this kennel is for my in-home fosters. There are other regular kennels in the edges of the picture for isolation and recovery.Cons:*This is NOT the kennel for you if you have cats that desperately want out but perfect for my momma cat, her sister, and the 4 little babies to comfortably have enough room. A cat that -really- wants out of this could bust it open or even pull up the bottom if they tried really hard.*Doors are small and the clips they come with are terrible. I ended up ditching the clips and using clips made for power cord storage. Velcro straps would also work well.*I thought when buying the bigger set it would come with the shelves but it did not. The description was not very clear. Side bonus though, it's big enough to put a rather big cat tree in!*Sooooo many zip ties. I didn't use them all, only reinforcing the bottom edge and at spots where it was clearly not connecting well.*doors, even when made to be tall, are not easy to get in and out of. I'm a fairly small person and it's still a bit of a struggle to get in and out and pull the litterbox out to clean.Pros:*Super easy to clean in general.*Roomy! This thing is tall and big and perfect for multiple cats*it takes up space without feeling like it's dominating the room. This is harder to explain... it takes up about a 4th of my small kitten room but the way it's made doesn't feel like a bulky cage so the room doesn't feel closterphobic.*It did take me a long time to put together but it's so versatile! Can be made to fit in any space and even make turns and tunnels if you like. I love that I can change it to suit the needs of the cats inside or the confines of the room.*Can buy other sets and use to make the enclosure even bigger!

The media could not be loaded. All together this is a product that can grow along with you on your small pet journeys, but not without some regular maintenance and ingenuity. I have been using this product for several years now, building, taking it apart, reconstructing it into something new, buying multiple kits and connecting them together in outdoor and indoor spaces, purchasing replacement parts etc. Because this type of crate is modular, the possibilities on how to construct it are not endless but many. You don’t have to construct it according to the instructions especially when combining multiple kits to create a larger crate, there are examples of this in my photos. The fact that it breaks down and can fit into a small box can make it something easy to travel with, but you wouldn’t want to really do this every few days and it’s quite heavy when broken down and stacked together. As with all things parts do break, and when the crate is subject to weathering from the outdoors this happens much faster. However the crate is still great for outdoors and tolerates rain very well, not so much snow. So the product has it limits and it’s a good idea to be mindful of those limits especially when your beloved pets are inside! I will definitely be using this product for years to come. We have 7 cats that love what we’ve come to call their “Cat Camp” or “Camp Kitty” and all the many forms it’s taken over the years indoors and outside as well.

Flexible even with the zip ties. Not very sturdy.